Question

A doctor claims that there is 800 milligrams of helpful

medicine per fluid ounce as an active ingredient in the
sleep medication. A test of 93 one-ounce samples of
the sleep medication finds that the mean amount of
helpful medicine for the sample is 722 milligrams with
a standard deviation of 45 milligrams. What would be
the steps to test the claim that the sleep medication
does not contain the required amount of helpful
medicine if you used a 0.05 significance level? In a
few sentences, how could this apply to your work in
another area? For instance, presenting to hospital
staff or administration?​

Answer 1

there is no answer to this. Look at my explanation.

Explanation:

All of the information is mixed up and doesn't make any sense